CHIRP

KPG-29D Help File Version 2.10

Version Release Date Description

1.00 04/25/'96 First Version

2.00 07/17/'96 BCL

2.10 10/18/'96 2-Tone Auto Reset, First Digit Delay Default

General Help

*** [ General Help ] ***

Along the top border of the main program screen (Channel Information) are

the "drop down" menus. Press [ALT] and use the arrow keys --> <-- to

select a program section. Help is available for each menu by pressing the

F1 key. Pressing F1 will load its Help screen. To get familiar with the

computer key functions used in the KPG-29D, press [ALT] now; select

Keyboard Help; press [ENTER]. Within a Help screen use the cursor up/down

keys to scroll, F5 to print a hard copy, and [ESC] or [ALT] to escape the

screen. Refer to the KPG-29D Instruction Manual for additional Help.

**Basic use instructions (use F1 for Help in each program section below)**

A. [CREATING PROGRAMMING DATA FOR A RADIO]

1. Open the "Model" menu and select the appropriate model and frequency

range.

2. Open the "Edit-Key Assignment" menu; and select "Key Assignment".

Assign functions to each key on the panel.

3. Open the "Edit-Optional Feature" menu;

Set the general built-in features.

4. Open the "Edit-DTMF" menu;

Set the DTMF features & parameters.

5. Open the "Edit-2-Tone" menu; (*3)

Set the 2-Tone features & parameters.

6. Open the "Edit-Scan Information" menu; (*2)

Set the SCAN features & parameters.

7. Open the "Edit-Trunking" menu; (*2)

Set the Trunking features & parameters.

A "blank" window in Edit-Trunking screen will not program or re-program

a Trunking board even if a "Program-Write to Trunking Board" command

is executed.

8. Open the "Edit-Emergency" menu; (*1, *2)

Set the Emergency features & parameters.

9. Hit ESC; the cursor will move to the main screen, "Channel Information

Screen".

B. [Test Mode]

Open the "Program-Test mode" menu; Connect the radio correctly to

measurement equipment. Please use a Tuning Cable (service parts) to set

deviation. Test a radio and set specific radio adjustments. The

wide/narrow setting will be reset to "wide" when test channel or

signalling is changed.

C. [PROGRAM A RADIO]

1. Open the "Program" menu.

2. Select "Write to Radio".

D. [PROGRAM A Trunking BOARD]

1. Open the "Program" menu.

2. Select "Write to Trunking Board". (*2)

E. [SAVE PROGRAMMING DATA TO DISK FILE]

1. Open the "File" menu.

2. Select "Save" for quick save to the "default" or "current" filename, or

"Save As" to name or rename the file.

*****Organizational chart of the KPG-29D*****

+-- FILE -----+- New

| +- Load

| +- Save (=F4)

| +- Save As

| +- Delete

| +- Print (=F5)

| +- Go to DOS

| +- Exit (=F3)

+-- MODEL ----+- TK-760/760H

| +- TK-762/762H

| +- TK-768/768H

| +- TK-860/860H

| +- TK-862/862H

| +- TK-868/868H

+-- EDIT -----+- Key Assignment ---+- MON Key

| | +- A Key

| | +- SCN Key (*2)

| | +- D/A Key (*2)

| | +- Open Circle (*1, *3)

| | +- Closed Circle (*1, *3)

| +- Optional Feature -+- Time Out Timer (TOT)

| | +- Beep Tone

| | +- Signalling

| | +- Minimum Volume

| | +- Clone (*2)

| | +- Off Hook Decode

| | +- Off Hook Horn Alert

| | +- Scrambler Code

| | +- Clear to Transpond

| | +- ACC Hook/CHS (*3)

| | +- Data PTT with QT/DQT(*3)

| | +- Dealer/Tuning Mode (*2)

| | +- Operator Selectable Tone(*2, *3)

| +- DTMF -------------+- Digit Time

| | +- Inter Digit Time

| | +- First Digit Time

| | +- First Digit Delay

| | +- PTT ID

| | +- Dial ID

| | +- Connect ID

| | +- Disconnect ID

| | +- DTMF Hold Time

| | +- Store and Send (*1, *2)

| | +- D Key Assignment (*1, *2)

| | +- Autodial Memory

| | +- DTMF Signalling (*1, *2)

| | +- Intermediate Code (*1, *2)

| | +- Group Code

| | +- Auto Reset Time

| | +- Call Alert/Transpond

| | +- Transpond Tone

| | +- Dead Beat Disable (*3)

| +- 2-Tone -----------+- (*3)

| | +- Tone 1

| | +- Tone 2

| | +- Group Call

| | +- Alert Tone/Transpond

| | +- Auto Reset

| +- Scan Information -+ (*2)

| | +- Priority

| | +- Look Back Time A

| | +- Look Back Time B

| | +- Revert Channel

| | +- Dropout Delay Time

| | +- TX Dwell Time

| | +- Off Hook Scan

| | +- Carrier Operate/Time Operate(*1, *2)

| +- Trunking ---------+ (*2)

| | +- Number of Trunking Channels

| | +- Primary Code

| | +- Secondary Code

| | +- Priority Subscriber Enable

| | +- Five Digit Access Code

| | +- Trunking System ID Number

| | +- Automatic PTT Mode

| | +- Emergency Call Override

| | +- Conventional Mode Control

| | +- Clear Channel Alerting Mode

| | +- Radio-Kill

| | +- Memory Speed-Dialing Programming

| +- Emergency --------+ (*1, *2)

| | +- Emergency Code

| | +- Emergency Acknowledge Code

| | +- Emergency Reset Code

| | +- Emergency Mode Recognition

| | +- Emergency Acknowledge Recognition

+-- CHANNEL --+- RX/TX Frequency

| +- QT/DQT Decode/Encode

| | DQT feature is not available in TK-768/868 series.

| +- Option Signalling

| +- PTT ID

| +- Busy Channel Lockout

| +- RF Power (*3)

| +- ID Code

| +- Wide/Narrow (*3)

| +- Scan DEL/ADD (*2)

| +- Priority Channel Set (*2)

| +- Home Channel Set (*2)

| +- Channel Copy

| +- Frequency Copy

| +- QT/DQT Copy

| +- Channel Insert

| +- Channel Delete

+-- PROGRAM --+- Read from Radio

| +- Write to Radio

| +- Test Mode --------+- Frequency

| | +- QT/DQT Balance (Wide/Narrow)

| | +- Max Deviation +- Low (Wide/Narrow)

| | | +- Center(Wide/Narrow)

| | | +- High (Wide/Narrow)

| | +- QT Deviation (Wide/Narrow)

| | +- Sensitivity --+- Low

| | | +- Center

| | | +- High

| | +- Squelch

| | +- RF High Power +- Low

| | | +- Center

| | | +- High

| | +- RF Low Power (*3)

| | +- DQT Deviation (*3)(Wide/Narrow)

| | +- Print Tuning Data

| +- Write to Trunking Board (*2)

+-- SETUP ----+- Communication Port

| +- Display Color ----+- Display Back Color

| | +- Input Data Color

| | +- Feature Highlight Color

| | +- Screen Border Information Color

| | +- Windows Menu Color

| | +- General Message Color

| | +- Windows Color

| | +- Help Window Color

| +- Help Path

+-- HELP -----+- General Help

+- Keyboard Help (Computer Keyboard)

Note: *1 Except for TK-760/860 series

*2 Except for TK-762/862 series

*3 Except for TK-768/868 series

Keyboard Help

*** [ Computer Keyboard Help ] ***

Available key functions are displayed at the bottom and top of the screen.

ESC : Returns to the main screen; called the Channel Information

Screen. (exits menus & sub-screens).

ALT : "Go to menu" or "Go back" to previous screen.

Arrow Keys : Moves cursor within a data input field; scrolls Help screens.

PgUp & PgDn: Pages up/down in General or Keyboard Help screens.

F1 : Opens a Help screen.

F2 : Toggles yes/no feature selections or increases selection

in data fields. (same as [SPACE BAR])

Opens QT/DQT list when cursor is in QT/DQT field.

TX and RX control while in the Test and Tuning Mode.

F3 : Exits from this program and return to the DOS prompt.

F4 : Saves the current program data with the current file name.

F5 : Prints the current data, Tuning data or Help screen.

F7 : Next page (same as page up). (*1)

F8 : Previous page (same as page down). (*1)

F10 : Sets the Priority channel or Home channel (*1)

Shift+F2 : Opposite function as the [F2].

Shift+F3 : Copies an entire channel to another group.

Shift+F4 : Copies an RX frequency column entry to a TX frequency column.

Shift+F5 : Copies the data of QT/DQT from a QT/DQT decode column

to the encode column.

Shift+F9 : Channel Insert (inserts a blank channel row and moves the

current channel data & all subsequent channels to the next

channel row).

Shift+F10 : Channel Delete (deletes the current channel data row and

go back all subsequent channel rows by one).

HOME : Jumps to channel 1 of the Channel screen, or to page 1 of

a help screen.

END : Jumps to the last channel(Ch 2 or Ch 32) of the Channel

screen.

Or to the last page of a help screen.

ENTER : Enters data into a program field, or opens a selected

window.

SPACE BAR : Toggles yes/no feature selections, increases selection in

data files, or clears data. (same as [F2]) TX and RX

control while in the Test Mode.

Shift+SPACE BAR: Opposite function of the [SPACE BAR].

Note: *1 Except for TK-762/862 series.

New File Help (CLEAR FILE)

The New function clears any currently loaded, read or created data

file. All program data screens will be set to defaults.

Load Help

The Load function is used to retrieve a stored data file from a hard

disk or floppy disk to be modified, viewed, written (program a radio)

or printed out. A directory of stored files, sorted alphabetically,

will be displayed for selection.

Save Help

Saves the current program data with current file name.

Save As Help

Saves with the option of assigning a "new" file name, or renaming an

existing file.

Delete Help

The Delete function is used to remove any stored data files from the

directory of stored files.

Print Help

Prints all radio programming data currently loaded into the program:

- Model Name

- File Name

- Key Assignment

- Optional Feature

- DTMF

- 2-Tone (*3)

- Scan Information (*2)

- Trunking (*2)

- Emergency (*1, 2)

- Channel Information

- Priority Channel Information (*2)

- Home Channel Information (*2)

Note: *1 Except for TK-760/860 series

*2 Except for TK-762/862 series

*3 Except for TK-768/868 series

Go to Dos Help

Go back to the DOS prompt temporarily.

Type EXIT and press [ENTER] to quit the DOS prompt and return to the

KPG-29D program.

Note: The KPG-29D program can support this command only if your

computer has sufficient memory.

Exit Help

Quits this program and returns to the DOS prompt.

TK-760/760H Help

Maximum 32 channels.

F1: 148-174MHz

F2: 136-156MHz

TK-762/762H Help

Maximum 2 channels.

F1: 148-174MHz

F2: 136-156MHz

TK-768/768H Help

Maximum 32 channels.

F1: 148-174MHz

F2: 136-156MHz

TK-860/860H Help

Maximum 32 channels.

F1: 450-476MHz

F2: 470-496MHz

F3: 488-512MHz

F4: 406-430MHz

TK-862/862H Help

Maximum 2 channels.

F1: 450-476MHz

F2: 470-496MHz

F3: 488-512MHz

F4: 406-430MHz

TK-868/868H Help

Maximum 32 channels.

F1: 450-476MHz

F2: 470-496MHz

F3: 488-512MHz

F4: 400-425MHz

Mon, A, Scn, D/A Key Help

This key can be programmed for one of twelve functions; Monitor, Talk

Around, Horn Alert, Public Address, Auxiliary, Scan, Delete/Add, Home

Channel, Reverse, Operator Selectable Tone, Selectable QT, Disable.

Disable

Disables key function.

Monitor

Toggles between Carrier Squelch/Tone Squelch function. If the switch

is pressed for about two seconds, the noise squelch is disabled and

speaker audio unmutes.

Talk Around

The radio transmits with the receive frequency and tone.

Reverse (*2)

Frequency and tone are exchanged between transmit and receive.

Horn Alert

Drive Horn Alert relay circuit when called from base or other party

using Option Signalling. Refer "Off Hook Horn Alert" feature. Refer

to the radio's service manual for hardware information.

Public Address (*1)

Amplify operator's voice during PTT on instead of transmission when

PA feature is active. PA unit KAP-1 (option) and external speaker

are need to realize PA feature. See the radio's service manual for

details.

Auxiliary

Toggles external circuit and changes code for example voice

scrambler unit. Press Auxiliary function button to toggle external

circuit on and off. Press and hold about 1 second, you can change

code from 1 to 4 by channel up/down button. See the radio's

instruction manual for details. Refer to the radio's service manual

for hardware information.

Scan

You can use the Scan function.

Delete/Add

This function deletes (adds) the channel from (to) the scan list.

Priority channel is always included in scan list however it is

deleted. The scan feature does not start in one or no add channel

condition. Refer to the radio's instruction manual to use this

feature.

Home Channel

The radio jumps to a home channel programmed in the channel

information screen by the Home Channel button instead of using the

channel up/down button. Set the Home Channel function to one of the

programmable keys in the Key Assignment screen, then move the cursor

to the desired channel and press F10 key in the channel information

screen.

Operator Selectable Tone(OST)(*1)

Operator Selectable Tone has 16 Encode/Decode Tone pair (QT/DQT) to

access a different tone repeater or another party. The OST function

button toggles the Encode/Decode Tone pair (QT/DQT) between the tone

pair programmed per channel and tone pair programmed as Operator

Selectable Tone in the optional feature screen. And operator can

select one of these tone pair in Operator Selectable Tone mode. See

the radio's instruction manual for detail.

Selectable QT (*2)

Toggles QT signalling between QT Encode/Decode pair programmed per

channel and QT in Selectable QT mode. Selectable QT mode has 39 QTs

and off (encodes no tone when transmission and carrier squelch when

receiving). You can select one of these QTs for Encode/Decode.

Default

MON Key : Monitor

A Key : Disable

SCN Key : Disable

D/A Key : Disable

Note: *1 TK-760/860 series only.

*2 TK-768/868 series only.

Mon Key Help

Toggles between Carrier Squelch/Tone Squelch function. If the switch

is pressed for about two seconds, the noise squelch is disabled and

speaker audio unmutes.

Enable : Carrier Squelch/Tone Squelch function Enable.

Disable: Carrier Squelch/Tone Squelch function Disable.

Default: Enable

Open circle Key Help

Toggles SQ. Off On and Off.

SQ. Off : SQ. Off function Enable.

Disable : SQ. Off function Disable.

Default : Disable

Closed circle, A Key Help

One of functions listed below is programmable.

Disable

Disables key function.

Horn Alert

Drive Horn Alert relay circuit when called from base or other party

using Option Signalling. Refer "Off Hook Horn Alert" feature. Refer

to the radio's service manual for hardware information.

Public Address

Amplify operator's voice during PTT on instead of transmission when

PA feature is active. PA unit KAP-1 (option) and external speaker

are need to realize PA feature. See the radio's service manual for

details.

Auxiliary

Toggles external circuit and changes code for example voice

scrambler unit. Press Auxiliary function button to toggle external

circuit on and off. Press and hold about 1 second, you can change

code from 1 to 4 by channel up/down button. See the radio's

instruction manual for details. Refer to the radio's service manual

for hardware information.

Talk Around

The radio transmits with the receive frequency and tone.

Default

Closed Circle Key : Disable

A Key : Disable

Priority Help

This feature is not available in TK-762/862 series. Priority channel

selection. If you set the priority Fixed or Selected, the scan mode

works only on Carrier Operated method. Time Operate method is not

effective in this condition.

None : Priority Channel is not selected. Non-priority scan only.

Fixed : You must select it in the channel information screen.

(F10 key)

Selected: The selected channel before scan is initiated becomes the

Priority Channel.

Default : None

Look Back Time A Help

This feature is not available in TK-762/862 series. Priority channel

checking intervals while receiving on a non-priority channel. The

radio's CPU chooses either Lookback time A or B depending on the

priority channel activity --Program both times. Priority channel is

not busy (no carrier detected). This time is typically set shorter

than Lookback B, since the priority ch. should be checked more often

to prevent missing a call.

Range : 0.5 to 5.0 s (0.1 s steps)

Default: 0.5 s

Look Back Time B Help

This feature is not available in TK-762/862 series. Priority channel

checking intervals while receiving on a non-priority channel. The

radio's CPU chooses either Lookback time A or B depending on the

priority channel activity --Program both times. Priority channel is

busy, but tone squelched. This time is typically set long because the

priority ch. is busy with another caller using a different tone.

Range : 0.5 to 5.0 s (0.5 s steps)

Default: 2.0 s

Revert Channel Help

This feature is not available in TK-762/862 series. In scan mode the

radio can be programmed to revert to a certain channel upon PTT. This

allows the radio to be customized to the users transmission

requirements while using scan. The revert channel types are Selected,

Selected plus Talkback, Last Called, Last Used plus Talkback,

Priority and Priority plus Talkback. In all cases the user has the

capability to manually select a channel for transmission.(this resets

the revert to the selected channel)

Selected :The radio reverts to the channel set by the channel

selector knob prior to scan initiation.

Last Called :The radio reverts to the channel upon which a call

was last received even if scanning has resumed (power

on default = selected channel). This is convenient

for users that may commonly receive calls on several

channels and desire the radio to always respond on

the last call received (especially if the user is not

normally able to respond immediately before scan

resumes).

Last Used+Talkback:

The radio reverts to the channel which was last

transmitted on (power on default = selected channel),

however, if a call is received on a channel other

than the last transmit channel and PTT is pressed

before scanning resumes, the radio "talks back" on the

current receive channel (scan resume time is dependent

on the Dropout Delay and TX Dwell time settings).

If PTT is pressed after scan resumes, the radio will

transmit on the last transmit channel. This is

convenient for users that always want to transmit on

the channel they are currently using and do not want

the revert channel to be constantly changed by other

channel traffic, but need to immediately respond to

calls on any other channel without having to determine

which channel the call was received on and then

manually switch to that channel.

Selected+Talkback :

The radio reverts to the channel set by the channel

selector knob prior to scan initiation, however, if a

call is received on a channel other than the selected

channel and PTT is pressed before scanning resumes,

the radio "talks back" on the current receive channel

(scan resume time is dependent on the Dropout Delay

and TX Dwell Time settings). If PTT is pressed after

scan resumes, the radio will transmit on the selected

channel. This is convenient for users who normally

want to transmit on the selected channel, but need to

immediately respond to calls on any other channel

without having to determine which channel the call was

received on and then manually switch to that channel.

Priority :The radio always reverts to the priority channel.

This is convenient for users that almost always need

to transmit on the priority channel.

Priority+Talkback

:The radio always reverts to the priority channel,

however, if a call is received on a channel other

than the priority channel and PTT is pressed before

scanning resumes, the radio "talks back" on the

current receive channel(scan resume time is dependent

on the Dropout Delay and TX Dwell Time settings), If

PTT is pressed after scan resumes, the radio will

transmit on the priority channel, This is convenient

for users that almost always need to transmit on the

priority channel, but need to immediately respond to

calls on any other channel without having to determine

which channel the call was received on and then

manually switch to that channel.

Default :Last Called

Dropout Delay Time Help

This feature is not available in TK-762/862 series. Drop out delay

time interval from the end of a received call to the time scan

automatically resumes when CO/TO is programmed to "CO". It works as

Time Operate time when CO/TO is programmed to "TO" (TK-768/868

series only). Time Operate time interval from the beginning of a

received call to the time scan automatically resumes. (TK-768/868

series only)

Range : 0.5 to 5.0 s (0.5 s steps)

Default: 3.0 s

TX Dwell Time Help

This feature is not available in TK-762/862 series. TX Dwell Time

interval from the end of the transmission to the time scan

automatically resumes. The "TX Dwell Time" is not effective in

"Time Operate" scan (TK-768/868 series only). "Time Operate" scan is

controlled only by "Dropout Delay Time" (works as Time Operate Time).

(TK-768/868 series only).

Range : 1.0 to 5.0 s (0.5 s steps)

Default: 3.0 s

Off Hook Scan Help

This feature is not available in TK-762/862 series. The radio is able

to scan even though the microphone is in the off hook condition.

Enable : Enable Scanning is not controlled by microphone hook

status. Radio always scans, and stops only by signal

presence.

Disable: Disable Microphone must be on hook for scanning.

Default: Disable

Carrier Operate/Time Operate Help

TK-760/762/860/862 series. These models are carrier operate only.

This feature can be programmed for one of two functions; Carrier

Operate, Time Operate or Off.

CO : Selecting "Carrier Operate" causes the scan to stop

and restart with the detection of carrier (and QT/DQT

if set ) on a channel; this is the traditional type scan

operation.

TO : Selecting "Time Operate" causes the scan to stop with

the detection of carrier (and QT/DQT if set) on a channel,

however, scan resumes when the "Dropout Delay Time"

(works as Time Operate Time) expires even if carrier is

still present. Refer "Dropout Delay Time" in the scan

information screen. The "TX Dwell Time" is not effective

in "Time Operate" scan. "Time Operate" scan is controlled

only by "Dropout Delay Time" (works as Time Operate Time).

Time Operate method is not effective in priority scan.

Priority scan works on Carrier Operate method even if

CO/TO is programmed to "TO".

Default : CO

Time Out Timer Help

Time Out Timer sets the maximum period of time a user is allowed to

continuously transmit at any one instance. Upon time out the radios

transmitter is automatically disabled until the PTT is released. The

TOT Pre-Alert sounds 10 second before time out.

Range : Off/30 to 300 s (30 s steps)

Default: 180 s

Beep Tone Help

The beep Tones for Control Tones, Power on Tone, and Warning Tone

(TOT tone, TOT Pre-alert tone, Busy Channel Lockout tone) are enabled

or disabled by the FPU.

Yes : Enable the Beep Tones.

No : Disable the Beep Tones.

Default: Yes

Signalling Help

Signalling "AND"/"OR" sets the audio unmute condition for any channel

programmed for 2-Tone or DTMF decode (option signalling). 2-Tone

decode feature is available in TK-760/762/860/862 series only. DTMF

decode feature needs DTMF DECODE IC (parts option)

in TK-760/762/860/862 series. See the radio's service manual for

details.

AND : "AND" requires both the valid Opt.Signalling and the

programmed QT/DQT to be received for audio to unmute (and

initiate an Opt.Sig. decode alert).

OR : "OR" requires either the valid Opt. Signalling or the

programmed QT/DQT to be received for audio to unmute (an

Opt. Sig. alert is only initiated if the proper Opt. Sig.

is decoded).

Default: OR

Minimum Volume Help

The Minimum Volume is the level which will be set automatically every

time you turn on the radio. If you adjust the volume control below

this level before the radio is turned off, the volume level will

return to the programmed Minimum Volume level when the radio is

powered up again. If the volume level is raised higher than the

Minimum Volume level during use, it will return to this higher level

at power off, then on again. This feature does not apply to PA Volume

level.

Range : 0 to 31, Step 1

Default: 12

Clone Help

TK-762/862 series does not have Clone (master) mode. The Clone

feature can be disabled.

Enable : You can enter to the Clone (master) mode.

Disable: You can not enter to the Clone (master) mode.

Default: Disable

We recommend to set disable after set up to save contents. See the

radio's service manual for details.

Off Hook Decode Help

The radio is still tone squelched even though the microphone is in

the off hook condition. (valid for QT, DQT, 2-Tone and DTMF decode)

Enable : Decode signalling is active even the microphone is in the

off hook condition.

Disable: Decode signalling is disabled during off hook, squelch

works as carrier squelch.

Default: Disable

Off Hook Horn Alert Help

Horn Alert feature is automatically disabled when the microphone is

in the off hook condition.

Enable : Horn Alert feature is enabled even when the microphone is

in the off hook condition.

Disable: Horn Alert feature is disabled when the microphone is in

the off hook condition.

Default: Disable

Scrambler Code Help

The default code for external circuit.(ex. voice scrambler unit)

The operator can change this code by pressing and holding the

Auxiliary function button on the radio except TK-762/862 series.

See the radio's instruction manual for detail. And refer the radio's

service manual for hardware information.

Range : 1 - 4, Step 1

Default: 1

Clear to Transpond Help

The radio will wait when the ch is busy, then transponds when the ch

becomes open. See 2-Tone or DTMF menu for Transpond feature.

Yes : Enable the Clear to Transpond feature.

No : Disable the Clear to Transpond feature.

Default: No

ACC Hook/CHS Help

This feature is useful for Data Communication, etc. This feature is

not Available in TK-768/868 series. Select the accessory hook

terminal function Acc Hook or CHS (data Channel Select).

Acc Hook : Works the same as the front panel microphone hook.

CHS : Control terminal for data communication. When the CHS

terminal goes Low (ground) the radio changes the channel

to the maximum channel number programmed for data

communication. The radio returns to the status before

change to the data channel when CHS goes High (open).

Refer to the radio's service manual.

Default : ACC Hook

Data PTT with QT/DQT Help

This feature is useful for Data Communication, etc. This feature is

not Available in TK-768/868 series. Select the radio's behavior when

accessory PTT goes low. Select "No" to avoid sounds data note on

other parties radio for data communication.

Yes : Transmission with programmed QT/DQT when accessory PTT

changes to low.

No : Transmission without QT/DQT when accessory PTT changes to

low.

Default: Yes

Dealer/Tuning mode Help

This feature is not available in TK-762/862 series. Enable or disable

the Dealer/Tuning mode function. We recommend to set disable after

set up to save contents. See the radio's service manual for details.

Enable : Panel Test Mode, Panel Tuning Mode, and Self Programming

Mode are enabled.

Disable: Panel Test Mode, Panel Tuning Mode, and Self Programming

Mode are Disabled.

Default: Disable

Operator Selectable Tone Help

This feature is not available in TK-762/768/862/868 series.

Operator Selectable Tone has 16 Encode/Decode Tone pairs (QT/DQT) to

access different tone repeaters or another party. The Operator

selectable tone function button toggles the Encode/Decode Tone pair

(QT/DQT) between the tone pair programmed per channel and the tone

pair programmed as Operator Selectable Tone at this screen.

And the operator can select one of these tone pairs in the Operator

Selectable Tone mode. This feature is not available when the radio

is scanning. Set the operator selectable tone function to one of

the programmable function buttons to use the operator selectable

tone feature. See the radio's instruction manual for detail.

Tone 1 Help

This feature is not available in TK-768/868 series. Set the first

tone frequency of the two tone sequential signalling from 288.0 Hz

to 1500.0 Hz in 0.1 Hz steps.

Range : 288.0 to 1500.0Hz (0.1 Hz steps)

Default: 321.7 Hz

Tone 2 Help

This feature is not available in TK-768/868 series. Set the second

tone frequency of the two tone sequential signalling from 288.0 Hz

to 1500.0 Hz in 0.1 Hz steps.

Range : 288.0 to 1500.0Hz (0.1 Hz steps)

Default: 928.1 Hz

Group Call Help

This feature is not available in TK-768/868 series. 2-Tone Group Call

in addition to the normal 2-Tone decode (individual call), a group

call decode can be programmed for Tone 1 or Tone 2. Receiving 5

seconds of a single Tone 1 or Tone 2 will initiate the same decode

alert sequence as a normal 2-Tone call. The Transpond function does

not engage when group call is used.

None : Disable Group Call function.

Tone 1 : Enables Tone1.

Tone 2 : Enables Tone2.

Default: None

Alert Tone/Transpond Help

This feature is not available in TK-768/868 series.

2-Tone Alert Tone/Transpond with acknowledgment upon valid 2-Tone

decode.

Off : None

Alert Tone: Sounds three beeps from the speaker after 2-Tone decode

to inform the user.

Transpond : The radio transmits automatically with a tone (approx.

1kHz, 2sec) for acknowledgment to the caller after a

valid 2-Tone decode. This tone also sounds from the

speaker. Refer to the "Clear to Transpond" feature in

the optional feature screen. The radio does not

transpond when called by Group Call. In scan mode, the

transpond feature always uses "Talkback".

Default : Alert Tone

Auto Reset Help

This feature is not available in TK-768/868 series.

Automatically resets the 2-Tone decoder and mutes speaker audio

10 seconds after a valid decode. This frees the user from having to

manually reset with the monitor key. The timer starts after carrier

drops.

On : Enables Auto Reset function.

Off : Disables Auto Reset function.

Default: Off

Digit Time Help

DTMF Digit Time sets the time length of individual DTMF digit

during the Autodial functions (PTT ID, Connect/Disconnect ID, etc.).

This parameter and the Inter Digit Time sets the duty cycle normally

setting the Digit Time equal to the Inter Digit Time (50/50 duty

cycle).

Range : 50 to 200 ms (10 ms steps)

Default: 50 ms

Inter Digit Time Help

DTMF Inter Digit Time sets the time between individual DTMF digits

during the Autodial functions (PTT ID, Connect/Disconnect ID, etc.).

This parameter with the Digit Time sets the duty cycle normally

setting the Digit Time equal to the Inter Digit Time (50/50 duty

cycle) is sufficient.

Range : 50 to 200 ms (10 ms steps)

Default: 50 ms

First Digit Time Help

DTMF First Digit Time sets the length of the first DTMF digit

longer than subsequent digits (for system/decoder attack

considerations).

Range : 50 to 200 ms (10 ms steps)

Default: 50 ms

First Digit Delay Help

First Digit Delay sets the time delay between the start of transmit

to sending the first DTMF digit (for system/decoder attack

considerations). Making this value longer has a similar effect as

setting the First Digit Time longer. When using Code SQ./Selective

call with QT/DQT in the same channel it is recommended to set this

parameter to 100 ms or more.

Selective call:TK-768/868 series

DQT:TK-760/762/860/862 series

Range : 50/100/200/500/1000 ms

Default: 100 ms

PTT ID Help

PTT ID Provides a DTMF ANI to be sent with every PTT (Connect ID at

Beginning of Transmit (BOT), Disconnect ID at End of Transmit (EOT),

or Both). Programmable per channel On/Off in the Channel

Info.screen-PTT ID column, but must be enabled and be programmed as

Connect ID or Disconnect ID first in the Edit-DTMF section for PTT

ID to work.

Connect : Allows the Connect ID to be sent when PTT is engaged.

Disconnect: Allows the Disconnect ID to be sent when PTT is

released.

Both : Allows the Connect ID to be sent when PTT is engaged

and the Disconnect ID to be sent when PTT is released.

Default : Both

Dial ID Help

For manually sending the pre-programmed Connect/Disconnect.

Enable : Enable the Dial ID function.

Connect ID :[*], [*]

Disconnect ID :[*], [#]

Disable: Disable the Dial ID function.

Default: Disable

Connect ID Help

Enter the radio's programmable Connect ID data.

Range : 0-9/A-D/*/# (Maximum 16 Digits)

Default: Blank

Disconnect ID Help

Enter the radio's programmable Disconnect ID data.

Range : 0-9/A-D/*/# (Maximum 16 Digits)

Default: Blank

DTMF Hold Time Help

DTMF Hold Time holds the transmitter keyed for two seconds after

releasing a DTMF key. Press a DTMF key whether PTT is pressed or

not, the radio maintains the transmission approx. 2 seconds after

releasing the DTMF button even if PTT is released in DTMF manual

operation.

On : Enable the DTMF Hold Time function.

Off : Disable the DTMF Hold Time function.

Default : On

Store and Send Help

This feature is not available in TK-760/762/860/862 series.

Store and Send function allows a DTMF number to be entered and

stored into temporary "scratch pad" memory then sent by the * key.

This is faster then manual dialing and thus conserves air time usage.

Enable : Enable the Store and Send function.

See the radio's instruction manual for detail.

Disable : Disable the Store and Send function.

Default : Disable

D Key Assignment Help

This feature is not available in TK-760/762/860/862 series. D Key

Assignment allows the "D" symbol to be used as a pause period in the

Autodial, Connect ID, Disconnect ID, Store and Send DTMF code

strings. "D Code" assignment means it is a DTMF "D".

Range : D code/1 to 16 s (1 s steps)

Default: D Code

Autodial Memory Help

There are 9 Autodial memories available.

Range : 0-9/A-D/*/# (Maximum 16 Digits each)

Default: Blank

See the radio's instruction manual for detail.

DTMF Signalling Help

Selective Call feature is not available in TK-760/762/860/862 series.

Code SQ feature in TK-760/762/860/862 series needs DTMF IC (parts

option). Select from two types of DTMF decode schemes Code SQ

(normal) or Selective Call (special). "CODE SQ" is the normal DTMF

decode (3 digits (min.) 10 digits (max.)). Call Alert or Transpond

is available as a decode response. "Selective Call" is the special

nine digit "structured" DTMF selective calling format which can

provide individual decode, five character status display or caller

ID, and group/subgroup calling. Call Alert or Transpond is available

as a decode response. See Group Code for the group calling feature.

CODE SQ : Code SQ controls audio mute, Call alert, and

transpond. Program from 3 to 10 digits code for Code

SQ per channel in the channel information screen.

And, refer to the signalling AND/OR feature in the

optional feature screen.

Selective Call: Selective Call function controls Audio mute, Call

alert, Transpond, Status, and Display. 4 digits DTMF

(consists of 3 digits ID code set for each channel

and 1 digit Intermediate Code) controls audio mute,

Call alert, and transpond. The radio displays the

data after the intermediate code 5 digits (max).

Program 3 digits code for Selective Call per channel

in the channel information screen and program 1

digit intermediate code in the Edit-DTMF screen.

Refer to the signalling AND/OR feature in the

optional feature screen.

Default : Off

Intermediate Code Help

The single digit intermediate code, used as a distinguishing

separator between three digit ID code and a five digit (max)

status code should be displayed in the Selective Call Mode. Refer to

"Selective Call" in the Edit-DTMF screen.

Range : 0-9/A-D/*/# (1 Digit)

Default: #

Group Code Help

A Group Code "wild card" character can be programmed as DTMF

characters A, B, C, D, "*", or "#". If the radio receives a valid

ID code with one to all of it's digits substituted with this "wild

card" Group Code, it will decode. This provides multiple group and

subgroup calling. The group call using this Group Code is effective

in either Code SQ, or Selective Call feature. The called station by

Group Call does not transpond.

for example,

Group Code C

(A) (B) (C) (D)

Waiting Code 123 223 235 355

The base calls using "C23", then (A) and (B) receive this call.

The base calls using "CC5", then (C) and (D) receive this call.

The base calls using "CCC", then all Stations receive this call.

Range : Off/A-D/*/# (1 Digit)

Default: Off

Auto Reset Time Help

Automatically resets the DTMF decoder and mutes speaker audio

within a programmable period after a valid decode. This frees the

user from having to manually reset with the monitor key. The timer

starts after carrier drops.

Range : Off/1 to 15 s (1 s steps)

Default: 10 s

Call Alert/Transpond Help

After a valid DTMF decode, one of the following radio response can

be programmed.

Off : No audible call alert. Radio unmutes. Displays a "-" and

"CALL" on the LCD.

Call Alert: Call alert in speaker audio (telephone-like ringing).

Radio unmutes. Displays a "-" and "CALL" on the LCD. The

Call Alert tone when called by a Group Call is multiple

beeps. This is different from an individual call.

Transpond : Radio transponds programmed contents. Refer to

"Transpond" in the Edit-DTMF screen. Then the radio

unmutes. Displays a "-" and "CALL" on the LCD after

Transpond. The radio does not transpond when called by

a Group Call. Refer to "Clear to Transpond" feature in

the Optional feature screen. In scan mode, transpond

feature always uses "Talkback".

Default : Off

Transpond Tone Help

You can set up the contents of Transpond.

Call Alert (tone)

: The telephone-like ringing tone same as "Call Alert"

will transpond, and sounds from the radio.

ID Code : The code (same as the received ID code) will

transpond, and sounds from the radio.

Transpond Code (Autodial Memory 1): The contents memorized in

"Auto Dial Memory 1" will transpond, and sounds from

the radio. Autodial Memory "1" must be programmed

for DTMF transpond to work.

Default : Call Alert

Dead Beat Disable Help

This feature is not available in TK-768/868 series. Dead Beat Disable

feature in TK-760/762/860/862 series needs DTMF IC (parts option).

Reception of this code places the radio into Dead Beat Disable mode.

The radio in Dead Beat Disable mode ignores a transmit request.

Reception of reset code (Dead Beat Disable code + #) will reset this

function. See the radio's service manual for details.

Range : Blank, 3 - 10 Digits, (0-9, A-D, *, #)

Default: Blank

Number of Trunking Channels Help

This feature is not available in TK-762/862 series. The Number of

Trunking Channels sets the number of trunking channels that are used

in a trunking system.

Blank : No change to the data set in the Trunking Board.

Range : 1 to 16

Default: Blank

Primary Code Help

This feature is not available in TK-762/862 series. The Primary Code

consists of a four digit number that is contained in the SmarTrunk II

digital transmission. Any four digit number from 0000 to 9999 may be

used. "****" is displayed on the screen.

Blank : No change to the data set in the Trunking Board.

Range : 0000 to 9999

Default: Blank

SmarTrunk II is a registered trademark of the Selectone Corporation.

Secondary Code Help

This feature is not available in TK-762/862 series. The Secondary

Code consists of a four digit number that is contained in the

SmarTrunk II digital transmission. Any four digits number from 0000

to 9999 may be used. "****" is displayed on the screen.

Blank : No change to the data set in the Trunking Board.

Range : 0000 to 9999

Default: Blank

SmarTrunk II is a registered trademark of the Selectone Corporation.

Priority Subscriber Enable Help

This feature is not available in TK-762/862 series. Enabling the

Priority Subscriber Enable makes a subscriber unit a Priority

Subscriber. A Priority Subscriber can preempt calls currently in

progress on the trunking system. Care must be exercised when using

this feature. A priority subscriber can terminate important calls of

other subscribers. If too many priority subscribers are enabled, the

priority subscribers themselves will be competing for trunking

channels. Additional trunking channels should be installed if the

system is heavily loaded.

Blank : No change to the data set in the Trunking Board.

Enable : Enables the Priority Subscriber Enable function.

Disable: Disables the Priority Subscriber Enable function.

Default: Blank

Five Digit Access Code Help

This feature is not available in TK-762/862 series. The access code

allows the dealer to enter the Trunking Board programming mode and

keeps others from surreptitiously using the programming mode. The

access code is dealer programmable, and may be set to any five digit

number 00000 to 99999. Be sure to write down the new access code. If

the access code is lost or forgotten, access to the Trunking Board

programming mode will be impossible. "*****" is displayed on the

screen.

Blank : No change to the data set in the Trunking Board.

Range : 00000 to 99999

Default: Blank

Trunking System ID Number Help

This feature is not available in TK-762/862 series. All subscriber

units on a trunking system must be programmed with the same trunking

system ID number. Subscriber units can only access Trunking Boards

with matching Trunking System ID Numbers. For example, if a

subscriber unit with a trunking system ID number of 1 tries to

access a trunking system with trunking system ID number of 5, access

will be denied. If you wish to allow subscriber units to roam on

different Trunking systems, all trunking system ID numbers must be

identical.

Blank : No change to data set in the Trunking Board.

Range : 0 to 31

Default: Blank

Automatic PTT Mode Help

This feature is not available in TK-762/862 series. The Automatic PTT

mode makes radio operation simple for the subscriber. With this mode

enabled, the subscriber simply presses the transmit switch on the

transceiver to gain channel access. The Trunking Board will

automatically call the subscriber's Secondary code for

fleet-dispatch type trunking systems. No keypad entry is required to

operate in this mode.

Blank : No change to the data set in the Trunking Board.

Enable : Enables the Auto PTT function.

Disable: Disables the Auto PTT function.

Default: Blank

Emergency Call Override Help

This feature is not available in TK-762/862 series. When a subscriber

places an emergency call by using routing code 0, the Trunking Board

will dial the preprogrammed emergency phone number on line 1.

Blank : No change to the data set in the Trunking Board.

Enable : Enables the Emergency Override function.

Disable: Disables the Emergency Override function.

Default: Blank

Conventional Mode Control Help

This feature is not available in TK-762/862 series. Conventional mode

on 17 to 32 channel can be disabled, or unrestricted.

Blank : No change to the data set in the Trunking Board.

Disable : Disables the Conventional Mode Control function.

Unrestricted: The Trunking Board will stay in conventional mode on

until the user switches back to SmarTrunk II operation.

Default : Blank

SmarTrunk II is a registered trademark of the Selectone Corporation.

Clear Channel Alerting Mode Help

This feature is not available in TK-762/862 series. Clear channel

alerting mode notifies the subscriber when a radio channel becomes

available after access failure by repeater busy.

Blank : No change to the data set in the Trunking Board.

Enable : Enables the Clear Channel Alert function.

Disable: Disables the Clear Channel Alert function.

Default: Blank

Radio-Kill Help

This feature is not available in TK-762/862 series. The Radio Kill

Status is used to reactivate a transceiver that has been remotely

disabled with the Radio Kill function from the SmarTrunk II Digital

Trunking Controller.

Blank : No change to the data set in the Trunking Board.

Active : Enables the Radio Kill function.

Disactive: Disables the Radio Kill function.

Default : Blank

SmarTrunk II is a registered trademark of the Selectone Corporation.

Memory Speed-Dialing Programming Help

This feature is not available in TK-762/862 series. The Memory Speed

Dialing Programming controls a subscriber's ability to program speed

dial numbers. If enabled, the subscriber can program speed dial

numbers using the transceiver's keypad. If it is disabled, the

subscriber can not program speed dial numbers. This does not prevent

a subscriber from speed dialing if numbers have been programmed. The

System Operator/Manager can pre-program some memory speed dial

numbers for the subscriber, and then disable the Memory Speed Dial

Programming. The subscriber can then call the System Operator/

Manager's programmed numbers.

Blank : No change to the data set in the Trunking Board.

Enable : Enables the Memory Speed-Dialing Programming function.

Disable: Disables the Memory Speed-Dialing Programming function.

Default: Blank

Emergency Code Help

The radio will enter Emergency Mode by switch led from radio's

accessory Emergency Switch terminal. See the radio's service manual

for detail. The radio repeats 25s transmission and 5s receiving

without TX indicator in the Emergency Mode. Emergency Code is a

series of DTMF code the radio transmits at the beginning of

transmission as "SOS" in the Emergency Mode.

Range : Blank, 1 - 16 Digits (0-9, A-D, *, #)

Default: Blank

Emergency Acknowledge Code Help

Reception of this code lights the dot at the right edge of the radio

LCD. The operator will know that the base understands the Emergency

situation. See Emergency Acknowledge Recognition.

Range : Blank, 3 - 10 Digits (0-9, A-D, *, #)

Default: Blank

Emergency Reset Code Help

Reception of this code cancels Emergency mode and reverts to normal

mode. There is one more method to cancel Emergency mode. Press the

Emergency switch while the MON button is hold during the Emergency

mode. See the radio's service manual for detail.

Range : Blank, 3 - 10 Digits (0-9, A-D, *, #)

Default: Blank

Emergency Mode Recognition Help

The dot around center in the radio LCD will lights to recognize to

operator that the radio is in the Emergency mode.

Enable : The above mentioned dot lights in the Emergency mode.

Disable: The above mentioned dot does not light.

Default: Enable

Emergency Acknowledge Recognition Help

The dot at the right edge of the radio LCD will light when the

Emergency Acknowledge Code is received. The operator will know that

the base understands the Emergency situation. See Emergency

Acknowledge Code.

Enable : The above mentioned dot lights when Emergency Acknowledge

Code is received.

Disable: The above mentioned dot does not light.

Default: Enable

RX Frequency Help

Receive-only channels are allowed.

Frequencies can only be programmed using the proper step size.

VHF : 100MHz to 280MHz

UHF : 327MHz to 550MHz

TX Frequency Help

Frequencies can only be program using the proper step size.

VHF : 100MHz to 280MHz

UHF : 327MHz to 550MHz

QT/DQT Help

QT : 67.0 to 250.3Hz (in 0.1Hz steps)

DQT: codes 000 to 777

DQT is not available when the Model Type is TK-768/868 series.

(defaults to normal codes)

enter D###N (normal)

D###I (inverted) -or-

Press the [F2] to open the QT/DQT list,

QT : 67.0 to 250.3Hz

DQT: codes 023 to 754

then select.

Option Signalling Help

DTMF decode feature needs DTMF DECODE IC (parts option)

in TK-760/762/860/862 series.

Option signalling (2-Tone, DTMF) and QT/DQT feature have AND/OR

setting. Refer "Signalling" feature in the Optional feature screen.

TK-760/762/860/862 series

Select DTMF or 2-Tone decode per channel.

None : Disable the Option Signalling function.

DTMF : Enable the DTMF function.

2Tone : Enable the 2-Tone function.

Default: None

TK-768/868 series

Selects DTMF decode per channel.

None : Disable the Option Signalling function.

DTMF : Enable the DTMF function.

Default: None

Set the decoder tone or code in the Edit menu.

PTT ID Help

PTT ID Provides a DTMF ANI to be sent with every PTT (Connect ID at

Beginning of Transmit, Disconnect ID at END of Transmit, or Both).

Programmable per channel On/Off in the Channel Info.screen-PTT ID

column, but must be enabled and be programmed Connect ID or

Disconnect ID first in the Edit-DTMF section for PTT ID work.

On : Enable the PTT ID function.

Off : Disable the PTT ID function.

Default: Off

Busy Channel Lockout Help

TX is inhibited when the channel is busy. Transpond of Option

Signalling is controlled by "Clear to Transpond" feature in Optional

feature screen.

TK-760/762/860/862 series

No : Transmission is independent from QT/DQT signalling.

Yes : Transmission is only possible when a QT/DQT signal match

occurs.

Default: No

TK-768/868 series

No : Transmission is independent from QT or DTMF signalling.

1 : Transmission is only possible when a QT signal match

occurs.

2 : With the signalling parameter set to "AND", transmission

is only possible when both QT and DTMF signal matches

occur. With the signalling parameter set to "OR",

transmission is possible when either QT or DTMF signal

(or both) match(es) occur(s).

Default: No

RF Power Help

Select High or Low RF Power.

Hi : High Power.

Low : Low Power.

Default: Hi

ID Code Help

DTMF decode feature needs DTMF DECODE IC (parts option) in

TK-760/762/860/862 series. Selective Call feature is not available

in TK-760/762/860/862 series. This is the sequence code as station

ID for waiting for DTMF signalling. Before program these codes,

select "DTMF signalling" Code SQ or Selective Call in the Edit-DTMF

screen.

Code SQ

Range : 000 to 9999999999 (1 steps)

Set 3 digits (min.) to 10 digits (max.).

Default: 000

Selective Call

Range : 000 to 999 (1 steps)

Set 3 digits.

Default: 000

Wide/Narrow Channel Help

This feature is not available in TK-768/868 series.

Select Wide/Narrow for channel. See the radio's service manual for

detail.

Scan DEL/ADD Help

This feature is not available in TK-762/862 series.

DEL : Deletes the CH from the SCAN map.

ADD : Adds the CH to the SCAN map.

Default: ADD

Priority Channel Help

This feature is not available in TK-762/862 series.

Fixed Priority select function. If the Priority Channel is set to

Fixed, then move the cursor to the desired channel and press F10 key

in the channel information screen. Select a priority channel before

writing to the radio or saving to the database.

Home Channel Help

This feature is not available in TK-762/862 series.

The radio jumps to a home channel programmed in the channel

information screen by the Home Channel button instead of using the

channel up/down button. Set the Home Channel function to one of the

programmable keys in the Key Assignment screen, then move the cursor

to the desired channel and press the F10 key in the channel

information screen. Select a Home channel before writing to the radio

or saving to the database.

Channel Copy Help

Copies the entire channel data to another channel(s).

Use SHIFT + F3 to copy a channel.

Frequency Copy Help

Copies a channels RX frequency to the TX column.

Use SHIFT + F4 to copy Frequency.

QT/DQT Copy

Copies a channels Decode QT/DQT to the Encode column.

Use Shift + F5 to copy Decode QT/DQT.

Channel Insert Help

Insert a channels.

Use Shift + F9 to insert a channel.

Channel Delete Help

Delete a channels.

Use Shift + F10 to delete a channel.

Read from Radio Help

Read all program data from the radio's EEPROM memory.

This feature can not read Trunking Data.

Write to Radio Help

Write all currently loaded program data into the radio's EEPROM

memory. Verify that the Model Name in the current data matches that

of the target radio you are about to program.

Write to Trunking Board Help

You can write the Trunking data at the "program" window when you set

"Trunking board is installed" at the Model window.

Frequency channel Help

Press the up/down arrow keys to change test channels available in

the radio.

Signalling Help

Press the up/down arrow keys to change signalling channels available

in the radio.

Wide/Narrow Help

First tune all items in wide mode.

Then tune Max Dev. DQT BAL. QT DEV. DQT DEV. in narrow mode.

Select "Wide" or "Narrow" for Test mode using up or down key.

The wide/narrow setting will be reset to "wide" when test channel or

signalling is changed.

Frequency Help

Preset TX Frequency precise adjustment.

QT/DQT Balance Help

Preset QT or DQT encode balance adjustment.

Max Deviation Help

Preset Minimum Deviation level adjustment.

Tone (1kHz) injection is required through an optional cable.

This feature has a 3 point adjustment to compensate an in band

frequency. Press Tab key to change the frequency. See the radio's

service manual for details.

QT Deviation Help

Preset QT encode level adjustment.

Sensitivity Help

Preset Receive Sensitivity adjustment.

This feature has a 3 point adjustment to compensate an in band

frequency. Press Tab key to change the frequency.

Squelch

Preset Squelch level adjustment.

RF High Power Help

Preset RF High Power level adjustment.

This feature has a 3 point adjustment to compensate an in band

frequency. Press Tab key to change the frequency.

RF Low Power Help

Preset RF Low Power level adjustment.

DQT Deviation Help

Preset DQT encode level adjustment.

Print Tuning Data Help

Print out currently memorized Tuning Data.

Communication Port Help

Select the COM level of the computer's serial communication port

for programming. There are two choices, COM1 or COM2. COM level

settings in your computer may be dependent on internal hardware

and/or setup software settings; check your computers manual for

details.

Black & White Help

Monochrome display mode.

Display Back Color Help

Main window's background color.

Input Data Color Help

Input data cursor color.

Feature Highlight Color Help

Sub window's selected feature cursor background color.

Screen Border Information Color Help

Outside of main window's border information background color.

Windows Menu Color Help

Main menu bar sub window's background color.

General Message Color Help

Important information window's background color.

Windows Color Help

Sub menu bar sub window's background color.

Help Window Color Help

Help window's background color.

Help Path Help

Help message files are contained in this program under KPG29D\KPG29D.HLP.

The drive and path statement that this program uses to access these

messages are initially set to A:\KPG29D. Type the required drive and

path.

End Of Help File